Are Klotz cables good for live performance?

Yes. Klotz cables are designed for professional use on stage and in the studio. Many of their models feature low capacitance cores (Why is this important?), braided shielding, and Neutrik connectors. They are ideal for handling the rigors of live gigs without tone loss or signal interference.

What’s the difference between the KIK, Vintage 59er, and Titanium series?

The KIK Series is a rugged, no-fuss cable that offers great clarity and solid durability at a working musician’s price.

The Vintage 59er features a classic braided jacket and a slightly warmer tone, making it ideal for players who want a retro aesthetic.

The Titanium Series is Klotz’s flagship for tone purists, with ultra-low capacitance, gold contacts, and the kind of build quality you'd expect from a top-tier boutique cable.

Do Klotz cables come with Neutrik connectors?

Most models do. Many options, including the Joe Bonamassa Signature cables, use genuine Neutrik or Neutrik silent plugs. These connectors are known for durability and a secure, reliable connection during performance. If you see Neutrik within the product title, that cable is so equiped.

Can I use Klotz cables with my pedalboard?

Absolutely. Klotz offers both straight and right-angle configurations that work well for tight pedalboard layouts. Check out the M. Jabbs Signature patch cables or the pancake-style patch cable multipacks for space-saving solutions.

Are Klotz cables made in Germany?

Yes. Klotz cables are engineered and manufactured in Germany with a focus on precision and long-term reliability. This attention to detail is one of the reasons they stand out compared to generic or mass-produced options.